Taking stock of Saugus’ Stocker family
SAUGUS — Having been a settlement since 1629 and becoming its own town in 1815, Saugus is rich with history and legacy. One name that many may know due to its... Read more.
Bike to see art in Saugus
SAUGUS — The Cultural Council met Tuesday night to discuss upcoming events, including a collaboration with Bike to the Sea (B2S) this coming summer. The goal for... Read more.
Saugus rallies around former high school athlete and teacher
SAUGUS — In 1987, Michael Maruzzi suffered a life-altering spinal cord injury while playing varsity hockey for Saugus High School. Today, his friend, Jon Bernard,... Read more.
Saugus Meeting supports waste bylaw
SAUGUS — The town entered Special Town Meeting on Monday night, deciding to suspend Town Meeting to complete two of the Special Meetings first. One focused on... Read more.
Saugus hears the story of Van Gogh and friend
SAUGUS — Actor Ted Zalewski captivated the audience at the library Saturday afternoon as he portrayed postman Joseph Roulin, a friend of famous artist Vincent... Read more.
Lynn looks to build future with Arts and Sciences
LYNN — With the school year nearing its end, Lynn Public Schools (LPS) is focused on completing the City Arts and Sciences Academy (CASA). The school will be based... Read more.
Lynn students on course for college
LYNN — With graduation right around the corner, Lynn Public Schools is celebrating the success of students from all across the city. In response to the overwhelming... Read more.
A look at Saugus Town Meeting articles
SAUGUS — Town Meeting Members are preparing to discuss and vote on a number of articles, with Town Meeting occurring Monday at Town Hall. One of the articles being... Read more.
Saugus brings out the leaders of tomorrow
SAUGUS — Students from the Middle High School entered Town Hall bright and early Thursday to prepare for Student Government Day. Each student got to participate... Read more.
Saugus man gets 15 years for counterfeit drugs
BOSTON — Aaron Lenardis, 38, of Saugus, was sentenced by U.S. District Court Judge Leo T. Sorokin to 15 years in prison with five years of supervised release,... Read more.